Sentence examples for from convictions from inspiring English sources

It means people will be treated as if they had never been convicted, and removes the ongoing stigma and prejudice that can arise from convictions for homosexual offences.

Aside from convictions, The Post's latest study also looked at what happened to homicide arrests over time.

He had recently been released from prison in Ohio after a more-than-year-long sentence stemming from convictions for burglary and vandalism, according to state prison records.

Well more than 1 million people have had their licenses suspended in Virginia, roughly two-thirds of them, more than 900,000 people, for failing to pay court fines and fees arising from convictions, often for misdemeanors.

EACH YEAR in Virginia, state courts order license suspensions for 300,000 to 400,000 drivers, many of them indigent, who have failed to pay court costs — fines and fees stemming from convictions.

Inexplicably, New York State law requires only that judges notify defendants that there may be immigration consequences from convictions for felonies, creating the false belief that they are safe from deportation if pleading to a misdemeanor.

He spoke from conviction, not simply from a script.

Some lawmakers may do so from conviction, others from fear.

Roosevelt spoke both from conviction and in hopes of attracting votes from reform-minded Democrats.

Yet, the effects of imprisonment itself, as distinct from conviction, are not well understood.

Martin defended Associate Justice Chase in 1804, saving the Federalist judge from conviction on impeachment charges.